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  Posted by gr8vegan at 04/05/08 03:13:48

  Use the internet! (sorry to vegan cookbook writers, but I own well over a dozen vegan cookbooks!) vegweb.com is all you need. (and a few sheets of paper :)
  
  Veganomicon is my current favorite! Its just the most current and advanced cookbook as far as modern vegan tastes have developed. If you're just starting out go for "How it all vegan" or some comprehensive vegan cookbook that has all the normal cookbook stuff in it, just veganized. You need one with all the good egg replacers, etc. Not that I need another vegan cookbook, but I'd be interested to hear what others have to say, too.

  
  
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  Posted by webmaster at 04/06/08 11:19:53

  Hi TreeHugger,
  I suggest you check out the HappyCow bookshop:
  http://www.happycow.net/shop/cookbooks.html
  
  Diana has personally read and used most of these and only lists books she likes.
  ALSO, a small percentage, 5-6% of the cost will go back into the HappyCow site :-)

  
  
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  Posted by JohnnySensible at 04/06/08 22:56:02

  My favorite is still one that I eventually bought several cartons of almost 30 years ago - 'Light Eating for Survival' by Marcia Acciardo.
  
  A late 70's sprouting / raw foods classic.
  
  Preface by Viktoras Kulvinskas.
  
  Gorgeous cover design & illustrations by Peter Max.
  
  It is sometimes available 2nd hand at Amazon.com
  
  Go through the HappyCow link from the HomePage - http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8&location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2F&tag=happycow-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=9325
  
  Light Eating for Survival
  Marcia Acciardo
  Paperback, 1978
  ISBN-10 0933278055
  
  ISBN-13 9780933278059
  

  
  
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  Posted by larryfeltonj at 04/17/08 14:20:12

  I really love Veganomicon. I got a copy probably three months ago, and it's become my favorite really rapidly. I've made the Tofu Florentine, the chickpea cutlets, the cornbread, and have tried a bunch of their recommendations for roasting and grilling vegetables.
  
  The one thing I'll say about it on the negative side is that you can't pay a lot of attention to the estimated preparation time. I'm pretty fast slicing and mincing, and the recipes still take me about twice their time estimates.
  
  The reciped have been uniformly worth the time they've take though.

  
  
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  Posted by darky_ at 04/24/08 05:00:08

  I kinda agree with gr8vegan! Theres loooooads of different recipes and ideas for all Vege cookin' online. ;)
  
  I have heard 'Vegan Planet' is a good book and big with loads of recipes from different cultures and countrys. I ordered one a while ago but the order got botched up somehow and i had to re-order but didn't because of money. Anyway....Use the net.
  
  Print some and staple them together or hole punch and make a big file of favorites! hehehee! :P Sorry Darling.....
  I like Isa's 'Post Punk Kitchen' stuff!
  
  www.theppk.com/
  
  www.theppk.com/recipes/

  
  
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  Posted by treehugger at 04/24/08 11:00:19

  I have some really good recipes already that I've gleaned of the www....sometimes a girl's just gotta feed her book fetish.
  Thanks for your suggestions guys.
  :)

  
  
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  Posted by davicavla at 07/19/17 14:48:03

  I have just read a good book on Amazon, you refer to it, it's really helpful to me, and I think it's helpful to you too.
  Here is the title: "20 Minutes Ketogenic Vegan Cookbook: 50 Quick & Easy Delicious Vegan Recipes For A Healthy Life" on Amazon

  
  
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  Posted by KatieBush at 07/19/17 21:42:50

  I highly recommend any book by Judita Wignall. She is my favorite! I also have really enjoyed the recipes from Oh She Glows cookbooks, many of which are available on her blog (same title) for free. I got many of my vegan cookbooks from thrift stores, and though I don't keep all of them, I've amassed many good ones!

  
  
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  Posted by davicavla at 07/21/17 01:50:20

  The book has changed my life: "20 Minutes Ketogenic Vegan Cookbook: 50 Quick & Easy Vegan Recipes For A Healthy Life" on Amazon
  
  I think you learned a lot from the book including great vegetarian recipes and a healthy lifestyle

  
  
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  Posted by cdnvegan at 07/21/17 03:52:38

  There are many vegan cookbooks out there but none that I find myself using (although I enjoy flipping through the pages).
  
  I can recommend a few online sources which are completely free! Check out: hotforfoodblog (Lauren also had a YouTube channel that showcases her recipes), the edgy veg, minimalist baker, and chocolate covered Kate.